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| 1. | Russia
Europe |
6,012 people |
| 2. | Serbia
Europe |
360 people |
| 3. | Romania
Europe |
1,386 people |
| 4. | Slovenia
Europe |
514 people |
| 5. | Spain
Europe |
8,350 people |
| 6. | Alaska
United States |
8,189 people |
| 7. | Chatham Islands
New Zealand |
11 people |
| 8. | Das Hundertwasser-Haus
Austria: Wien |
27 people |
| 9. | Tristan Da Cunha
United Kingdom: British Overseas Territories |
37 people |
| 10. | Tahquamenon Falls
United States: Michigan: Upper Peninsula |
22 people |
| 11. | Hungary
Europe 1 cheer |
1,150 people |
| 12. | Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe |
373 people |
| 13. | Croatia
Europe |
1,805 people |
| 14. | Wien
Austria 1 cheer |
975 people |
| 15. | Patagonia
Argentina |
672 people |
| 16. | Machu Picchu
Peru: Cusco Region |
3,328 people |
| 17. | Isla de Pascua
Chile |
1,221 people |
| 18. | Prince Edward Island
Canada |
954 people |
| 19. | Bhutan
Asia |
873 people |
| 20. | Antarctica
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4,010 people |
| 21. | Albania
Europe |
287 people |
Mittenwald is tiny. I spent a Sunday morning there, having coffee, parsing used book shops, and hiking in the countryside. The town is great, absolutely gorgeous, and not as touristy as its neighbor to the north, Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
over 6 years agoChicago is probably one of the most beautiful cities in America (even more beautiful than my beloved New York). The architecture is extremely interesting, more adventurous than many American cities, and its location right on Lake Michigan makes for one of the most gorgeous skylines I’ve ever seen. Chicagoans are extremely friendly and very proud of their city. It’s also very clean and welcoming. I like to go out to Oak Park and see Frank Lloyd Wright’s houses.
over 6 years agoWhat can I say about New York that hasn’t already been said by E.B. White or Peter De Vries or innumerable people who have loved this city and written about it?? Nothing really. So get a guidebook, some comfy tennis shoes, and come see why we all love it here. Have the pastrami on rye at Katz’s Deli or the cheesecake at Junior’s, make sure you have a bagel at some point, drink the tap water, figure out how to get to Carnegie…and go there, get lost in the Village, have a beer at the White Horse Tavern, take the Staten Island Ferry, go to Central Park…above 86th Street, go to the Cloisters…especially in fall, go to the Met and only pay $1.00 to get in, get a Metrocard and take the city busses….. I could go on and on. But you should come. And make your own list. And then tell others.
over 6 years ago
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